Rewoven is held in partnership by Susan Stark and Kendra Russell. 

Our work is located at the interface of:

• Critical Theory

• Politicised Somatics

• Erotic Liberation

We are guided by the understanding that dominant political systems and oppressive ideologies perpetuate sexual harm, shame and taboo in ways that oppress bodies and limit possibilities for transformative change.

Rewoven is also guided by a commitment to erotic liberation. We view eroticism as a dynamic source of aliveness felt in our bodies, relationships and ways of being - that can be drawn upon to create personal, relational and structural change. 

Our work seeks to honor the reality of systemic violence and trauma, while offering critical frameworks and somatic practices that support collective liberation.

We hope to resource individuals and communities working across the violence to pleasure spectrum. 

We work with:

• Practitioners – we offer somatic education and training to resource practitioners with an interest in working with embodiment, sex, intimacy & pleasure, including: community and frontline workers, counsellors & therapists, activists & organisers, alternative healing practitioners, creatives & artists.

• Victim/survivors of systemic violence – we offer trauma-informed, facilitated group-work and resources for those directly impacted by structural violence, including victim/survivors of sexual and family violence.

• Pleasure activists – we offer somatic workshops and group processes for individuals and communities interested in cultivating skills for embodied, erotic connection.